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A Griffiths, How I built a machine that turns plastic back into oil. Professional Engineering, September 2018, p 11
In UK, Recycling Technologies is turning plastic waste into oil by means of thermal cracking in the absence of oxygen. The main feature is that the equipment is relatively small, so that it can be located at recycling centres, and at the sides of the 10 rivers that carry 90% of the world’s plastic to the oceans.
Abstract details
Journal title: Professional Engineering
Keywords: 2 Aerospace - 2.5 Alternative aviation fuels - Recycled plastics
Subjects: Reclamation, recycling and recovery
